Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY. +. June 1, 1560, Spirit of the Morning Preas. The Constitution replies to Mr. Trumbull’s per- Bonal explanation in the Senate, on Wednesday, on bis vote on the Davis resolutions, in which be alluded to the comments of that paper The Inteiligencer bas its usual Congressional summary and news miscellany. — ee, 4 WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP, —— Some of tae Exxction Fravns.—An examina- tion of the poll list immediately after the lat Washington city mayoralty election disclosed quite a number of ingenious schemes through which, in preparing them, opportunities could be afforded for fraudulent voting. Thus in the for one ward there was found twenty-two names repeated sertatim, as being those of parties entitled to vote in both precincts of the ward. In other cases numerous repetitions of the same com- mon names were inserted, &c. The election being over, no one, it appears, took interest enough in the matter to investigate it toe the ex- tent of fixing the frauds; for it is a crime for any person to cheat the citizens out of their elective franchise by devising schemes by which persons not legaliy entitled to vote here may so ‘vote under assumed names. We call the atten- tion of the public of Washington to these facts, Decause aware that arrangements have been made to prosecute to the extent of the law any and all ‘who may essay to vote on Monday next who may not be lawfully entitled so to do, as well as to punish, by due process of law, any public officer or other Person to whom may be traced responsibility, di- rect or indirect, for the insertion of bogus names upon either of the poll lists. The Washington City Directory last published is as complete 2s was ever published of any American city—far more complete and reliable than either poll list pre- pared by the City Hall officials for the approach- ing election. Any one who desires to see the means by which persons not entitled to vote here may do so by the aid of the poll list if not chal- Jenged and compelied to bring forward a respon- sible citizen to verify (on oath) their right to vote, on comparing the poll lists with the directory will at once discover that there is ample scope in them—the lists—for the repetition of the game. We hear to-day that quite a number of natural- ization papers that were issued originally thirteen or fourteen years ago. are now being duplicated Voting foreign born persons, not entitled, on pa- Pers so reissued, is a fashionable means of fraud- ulent voting at the North, and can only be pre- vented by rigid scrutiny on the part of the judges of the election. We trust these few hints will Prove sufficient to indtice the exercise of proper Vigilance on their part on Monday next. Protection To THe ExicRants, Matis, & ‘The War Department yesterday telegraphed the Commanders at Camp Floyd, directing that ade- ‘quate protection be sent from Salt Lake to Carson Valley, which will effectually snard emigrants, the malls, and secure the safety of the Pony Express in future. - Dectinev.—Henry M. Phillips, who was ten- dered the commissionership under the treaty with Paraguay, has notified the President of bis deciension. +e UF" The New York Evening Post is skeptical about the pretended Mrs. Ada Richardson in New York, being the genuine original, and ad- duces in support of its position the first testimony of Mr. Richardson before the coroner's jury in the case of the woman found in the river at Jersey City, in which be minutely described, without seeing them, certain peculiar marks as being on the person of his wife. which were found just as described on the corp se, but which are not to be found on the person of the living Mrs. Richard- son. 7 That valuable and popular family journal the Weekly Star, full as usunl of metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on our counter ready for delivery to the pub- lic. It is just the paper, for members of Congress and others sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at home. Price only 3 cents per copy, or $1.25 per annum. Postage Prepaid by stamps when so arranged. 17 While we North Americans are getting Pretty well ventilated by hurricanes and such things, the South Americans appear to be getting pretty well shaken up by earthquakes and such things. Several of these unpleasant “sbrinkings” of our planet have recently occurred in that re- gion, as well as in the West India Islands, doing much damage to property, and striking conster- nation to the hearts of the peop een reeregienagig acer saci UP The Steamer Niagara has yone into dry-dock at the Brooklyn navy-yard, tobe repaired and refitted as quick as possible. The programme of the Niagara, it is said, has been changed, as regards her conveying the Japanese from Panama to Japan. Instead of her going to Panama, she will convey them directly from New York to Japan, touching on her way at St. Helena. Rio, and Cape Town, &c eae IL? General Houston has written a letter stating that bis name was placed before the Baltimore Union Convention without bis consent. He is willing to be a candidate for President only on condition that he be taken up by the people, without regard to party and perty conventions. DD A new-born infant was left on a door-step in Buffalo, on Friday evening last. The child was taken to the overseer of the poor, and baptized by the name of ‘Hamlin A Lincoln.” {> A policeman in Phi phia has died from the muscle mania. Practising with dumb-bells assisted him out of this world. ATTENTION—A special business inect- ing of C of the Washington J ight niantey will be i ALLS¢P rida SVENING. at 8 o'e - Business of great imipe ete the company demanss the p ual atten fuce of every yuber. By order of M. CHAPIN, Ist Lt. NOTH resol the Metropeli- tan Lite atented to atfond the meotung to be held THIS EVENING room, corner of Ist day Oct eh storea at 8 o'clock p. m., (Saturinys excepted fee HARMON BURNS, UE! KOT. THORN ° FF, . TH “ * D. RICHARDS. F. M: WHEATLY, HENRY J: ARTY MOUNT. OLIVET CEMETE « em Young Catholic’s Priest eee invited by the Pour of Managers of Olivet Cemetery to present at the bles: Sunday next, wil! assemble at the school 5 ve Washington Sominasy on SUNDAY AFTE, NOON, atZo'clock. A full attendance of the in bers is earnestly requested. Appropriate badges will be provided Be MeN een of the mnainbers. «MONE AQ , President. P. J. McHewry. Secretary. jel TEMPERANCE NOTICE.— The members ie: the Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence sxociation of the ict of Golarmbes, re~ ot on SUNDAY, the 3d Zo'clock p.m. They wi | form in clock under the charge of John D. ief Marshal. At fifteen minutes pasts pesston will move in order to be in attend at the ceremony of blessing Mount O ivet JAMES J. KANE, Sec. Ss KANE, See. THE MOST DELIGHTFU ~ PL. by OF ie pity ts the Lacien’ Festival atid Puy i” Hall, where gan get the most superb pos apo apenas Fiow era, delicious Cr ams, ng and pleasart. Go, by all rane, os the Opportunity will #00n be gone. ° The ving t NEW YORK AVENU. iy 1 , CHUR: S- Ne went ARMY Cr feed Bites The benefit of the N. York Avenue Pres!) rian Church al eommnence THIS (Ty NING, at at-past 7 o'clock, at Wil aad cuntinue for four nights. The ladies of the i nO t wil fate of the wannee, make this the ‘All ‘who way honor them by sttend: assured that they "will not cals meee may rest svening. bat contribute at the same Mime teas ob- fee aaa way worthy of the patronaze of a gen- tue J¢phuese were in attendance at the Ladies’ Festival at Wilinrds* Halt last night, and will be present every nicht du: the Festival, val jevitat will ade it @ Indy and XEXVIth CONGRESS_FIAST SESSION. ——— Proceedings ef Yosterday Afterneon. In THE SeNat yesterday, after our report closed — Mr. Dixon presented the credentials of the Hon Lafayette S. Foster, elected Senator of the United States by the Legislature of Connecticut, for the term of six years from the 4th day of March, 1861; which were read and placed on record. Mr. Brown presented a memorial from citize: of Washington and the adjoining county, re- monstrating against its present site, and sho the great inconvenience that would result there- from to persons here and in Virginia The majority report of the Select Committee on the public printing, presented by Mr. Slidell, closed with the follow: ng resolutions: Resolved, That the laws regulating the prices and mede of public printing, and the abuse neces- sarily growing out of the expenditure therefor, ulre reform. tesolved, Tat the Committee on Public Print- ing be instructed to inquire into the expe tiency of providing by law for executing tle public printing and binding by contract, to the lowest bidder who shall give security for executing the work, orin such other mode as they may deem most expedient Mr. King. chairman of the Select Committee, submitted his views at length in relation to vari- ous transactions connected with the public print- ing which he deemed abuses. Mr. Anthony, also a member of the committee, gave his views on the subject, strongly recom- mending that the prices paid for public printing should be materially reduced Mr. Fitch desired that the whole subject should be referred to the Committee en Printing. Mr Wilson expressed the hepe that the ques- tion on Mr. Fitch’s motion would not be put to- day, and desired that the whole subject should be postponed until half-past 11 o'clock to-mor- row; which was agreed to Mr. Davis offered a resolution that the Secre- tary of War be directed to communicate to the Senate the report and plan for the better organ- ization of the militia of the District of Cojum- bia, recently submitted to the Department by the mem! of the board of army and militia officers appointed for the purpose of taking into consid- eration and reporting upon the subject of a reor- ganization of the militts of the District; adopted Mr. Brown introduced a bill to incorporate the Mount Olivet Cemetery Company, in the District of Columbia, and a bill to incorporate the trus- tees of the New Jerusalem Charch, of the city of Washington; which were read and referred. After an executive session the Senate adjourned. In THE Hovss, the body having under consid eration the bill relative to a change in the mod’ of having the public printing done, aftera lengthy denate— Mr. Houston called for the yeas and nays on the adoption of the bill proposed as a substitute by Mr. Coat Mr. Vallandigham offered amenmenta to the substitute proposed by Mr. Gurley, limiting the expenditure for the building and materials for the Goverpment printing office to $150, and re- quiring the Superintendent of Public Printing to report the number of employees to Congress annually Mr. Gurley accepted these amendments ye substitute was then adopted, and the bill passe« On motion by Mr. Sherman, the House went into Committee of the Whole, (Mr. Dawes in the or ) and took up the Post Office appropriation HN, General debate on the bill hav order of the House, it was further dis at b auder the five minutes’ rule, and various ndments were proposed and acted upon e mittee flually found itself without « m,and having reported the absentees to the House, at twenty minutes before six o'clock the House adjourned. ng closed by - : Proceedings of To-Day. Is THE Stare, to-day, after the transaction of routine business of no general interest, the Post Office deficiency bill was taken up, when our report closed. House of Representatives.—Mr. Winslow tises to a question of privilege. caused to be read extracts from a journal of Covode Comunit- tee, of which he is a member During the proceedings quent en the read- ing of these extracts, Mr. Train said, in reply to Mr. Houston, be sbould consider himself gutity of gross impropriety as a member and a gentleman, if he insisted on addressing the Choir and inter. polating remarks when he was not entitled to the floor Mr. Houston asked whether that remark applied trhim. [Cries of “order.” Mr. Train meant exactly what he said Mr. Houston responded if the remark applied to “= Mr. Train was a disgraceful liar and scoun- re Mr. ‘Train replied he could not be intimidated by anything Mr. Houston could say. [Great ex- citement ] Mr. Sherman wanted the reporters to publish the exact languaye of both speakers, and then moved that Mr Houston be censured for disor- derly words in debate Others wanted both censured. Several wanted the matter dropped. An inetfectual motion was made to table the resolution. «wee Resection or THe Mexican Treaty py Tux SeNaTK.—It was telegraphed from Washington yesterday, as follow “The Senate were in executive session to-day during four nours on the Mexican treaty. ‘There was an earnest debate. involving the merits of the en ire question. Several amendments were voted on and rejected, including those of Mr Simmons, which had been previously approved I the repnblicans who in its original form bya large majority duced much disappointm as the indications during a weeks past were favorable to its ratification. Pending the ques- tion to reconsider the vote by which the treaty was rejected, Senators will have an opportunity snore closely to consider the effect of their action of to-day. It is supposed the rejection of the Nicaragua treaty by the votes of nearly ail the republican Seuators had nota little influence in the rejection of the Mexican treaty by the votes of democrats. An ineffectual effort was to re- move the injunrtion of secresy «© the exact condition of not partion larly be stated” pro- tas well as surprise, ERY.—The ny of blessing the new atholic Cem n Biatensburg road. will take plage P SUNDAY, June 31, at 1% o'clock p. atholic clergy and Catho! will attend on th» ocea io: yand the public genera + Are invited to es will run from the corners of Seventh avenue and Twellth st. and Pa. avenue n2ant4 o'clock, conveying passenzers to end from the ground at a very moderate charge. A collection will be taken toward paying the ex pruse of erecting a rec*iving it. . B.-All persons visiting the Cemetery will be required to observe order on tho grou q hicles will ba allowed within the e By order of tue Board of Managers. bat 4. A. WALTER, Sec. je RO FOR SALE between 7 and # years dress Box §, at this office. A healthy Negro Girl, old, a slave for life. Ad Itt A CARD. M. LFHUNE Has the to the pabiie that he wil n the STE \ HOUSE on to-morrow, (Saturday,) Jun ad, witha Lunch at 19 o'clock a.'m, aud a Concert at lock p.m. Admission free, ne RPETING! 4 CARPETING!: Selling off my stock of Ca peting: for the want of room to keep them & ta bargain. je 1.8t pleasure to vs at cost prices, “all early and AN 323, south side, Pa. av j between 6th and 7th sis, J CUMBERLAND COAL. UST Reeerved a carzo of very xuperior Cumber- lund Coal, suitable fi Fpmine: smithing, and i family purposes, which wil! be sold very lo SHERIFF & DAWSO? Yard, Four-and-a-half st. and canal. je 1-3 intel) west side, ROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL DEM O: RATIC CONVENTION AT CHARLE> TON, in pamphlet form; just published sale—xingle copies 10 cents, at reduced rates. ie __ (Cons, 2 FOR SALE-A Job wisburg, > permanently h business of over €3.600 4 yea . Bexides othr jobhing, the records of the Court of Appeals of Virzinia and of the Dix trict Coart of Monroe. and the “Greenbrier Tndo- ndent,”” are printed by contract at this office. A parcain may be had. Address WM. F. FARISH, Lewisburg, Va. je 1-st® Ss WHAT IS SODA WATER? IMPLY Pure Water impregnated with Carbon ie Aci id Gas. The Soda Water is known by its agreeable, pnn- gent taste. by its slightly exhilarating qualities, 8nd by its bubbling and sei tillation. ‘These properties are strikingly exhibited at a low temperature. It shonld leave no unpleasant taste, and should be entirely inrocuons, 7 ublic are requested to call ras ge for themselves, at J. WILEY OLS, KgIsts Chemists, No, 500 Pa. av., St. Charles Hotel. ROVAL HAVANA LOTTERY, | OyAL, ts drew the principal Follewii pyizve inthe draw jos. P ces + | 1379, 2196, 2232, 2652, 2748, 3196, 33 9, 11186, 1195 11428. 1498, 14415, 14424, 14458, 15674, 16568, 166 17, 1781, WOTTT, IRL. 1830, 19149, +78, 22521 | 232 ofa re ee pid DRIGUEZ, Se Pereenai. **-Gov. Pratt, of Md., Gov. Sumner, of Bos- ton, are at Willards’. --+>Messrs. Van Buren, Pierce, and Fillmore, all ex-Presidents were at New York last week -+-+ It is announced that the Princess Chlotiide is enceente 3 Mr. D. T. Jenks, the signer of land wer- rants in the Interior nt, we understand, is seriously ill. +-+*Mr. Murdoch ts confined to his room in Cincinnati by a disease which seriously threatens bis life. -***Madame Anna Bishop has jnst closed a concertizing tour in Texas. She is now gratify- ing the musical taste cf the wealthy plantess? families in the interior of Louisiana 1" Miss Ginnetl, + lady of New York, United ‘States,’ is reso in the Sue Aplin as among those presented to (Queen Victoria at - inghenn Paluce on her bithday, May 18. Me. Dallas performed the ceremony of presentati AMUSEMENTS. i STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. HE Ladies of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, cor- ner 2 how} loess xts.. proy eae ed tival in the Lecture Room, on TUES Y. WE E Y and THURSDAY NIGHTS, June fth, ht upon the ts; season 6th aud 7th, to aid in Nquidating the d ehure aArsonage. dimission e tickets $5 cents: children half. pres They have also the pleasure of announcing a Lecture on Ja- pan, by bre Hots.on, for Friday Night, 8th instant, in the Church. jel OP» FELLOWS’ HALL! Witt Suortry Oren, THIODON’S MUSEUM of ARTS One of the most Novel, Pleasing and Instructire Exhibitions ofr Bravry, Mgcnanicat Sxitt, And FASCINATION of ANIMATED SPLENDORS, Ever Introduced into this Country, jolt _ os ue CAMPBELL’S ARE HERE! WASHINGTON THEATER. For Fonr Nights—Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 30th, 1960, Mrs. Matt Peel's Campbell Minstrels, Comprising 15 Talented Artistes; organized in 1848 For details of these refined and attractive SOIREES d ETHIOPE, see Coes and de seriptive sheets, photographs, lithographs aud pro. grammes. : Admission 25 cents; orchester chairs, 50 cts. Pri- ate boxes, #3. The ¢ will commence at ok. A Grand M will he giv his famons tronpe RDAY, June ade p.m. x npue LADIES’ GRAND UNION FES‘ FOR THE “4 - Young Men's Christian Association Will be given at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. 7th st , above D, Every Evening during the week commencing MONDAY, May 2th, ‘The public are invited to gee the rich ing Pa of beautiful flowers and elecant decorations ; to par take of the delicious Fruits, Crean &c , anil * a pleasant and rectal hour while a mportant and cood canse, to ing The bast Is engaged. Single ticke for tardies, lemen, ant children 15 cents. Season tickets, almitting a centioman and lady, $1. : ma 25 Bt W AUGH’S ITALIA 15 NOW OPEN AT PHILHARMONIC HALL, Pa. avenur, Washington, D.C. For Four Niguts Oxty—ending Saturday, June 2. These Superb Paintings embrace ever Ne interest in jorthern € 4 u Ttaly A . O, EF: The Distinguished Lecturer, Paintings. Doors open every evening at 70'clock ; commence Matin very Wednesday ani Saturday. clock 4 ence at 3. illustrate the “EXCURSIONS, HE Twi ‘ 3 TED oe WEDN June 6th, 1860. at ARLINGTON SPRING ticulars in future advertisement. i EE PIC NIC OF THE EMPIRE which was to have taken place on Wed nesiay. the sith of May, is postponed till WEDNESDAY, the tth of June. For particulars see future advertisement. mA SI-St PIC NICS, Ke. PIC NIC OF THE EMPIRE CLUB 1, 8E REPRE VESDA ANNOUN MECHANIC Have annownes to the citizens and the eneral that their ANNUAL PIC be civen at A INGTON THURSDAY, June 7th. in fatare advertisement. the pe SPRIN Partie ma 3I-3t* mek a. m, to Sun Norc ine of stazes will run between An stan Island and Seventh at nn. avenne from is P. —commencing the 3h day of June. lias heen made with Mr.N. J. er of H. Latham s line of stages of Alexandria. Fare—One each way, cents This accommodation 1s entire ¥ gotten up by our fend W. D. Kerr, of Analostan, for the ben efit ef those who wish to visit ore of the most bean. tiful places of resect ia the vicinity of the metro ts. ma 5) it It ENJOYMENT. A RARE CHANCE INESDAY h, 3 jeave her wharf, foot of Ninth street, at@ ap. m. fee Cream and other refreshments to he had at city prices. Cuoita. Swings, M i things m cessary for recreation and a boing ear fully attended to ny tive « will be in waiting at the corner of Penn. and Seventh street, to convey all persons to June 6) The boat will boents; ladies’, wh ch can be obtained f the school. orl Pay hiide n°a, 1 Loat or of any 1, the a his own ¥ of Christopher lear to every American h ni at th In the afverno: a deseription Home and name hel: ma 3) 6t* TT" 4 ANNUAL PIC NIC sng OF THE NATIONAL GUARD Will be given at ARLINGTON SPRING, On MONDAY, lth June, 1360, Particulars in future ad ‘tisement. PERSONAL. MPHE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED That no bills of Mr. Wm. Seblo b's contraction will be paid by his wife, Mrs. Margaret Schlorb. Any Papegh found harboriag him will be punished to the lnilest extent of the law. 3L-3t* Mrs. M. SCHLORB, NOTICE, Tue Undersix: ed Jewelers will, o: Ist. day of June, until the Ixt neat, close thetr stores daily 917 0 ma 25 and after the of October ft Int.) Woon: eZ woo ond: ~ Woo Ds: STOVE and KINDLING WOOD, at the lowest possible price, T.J.& W M. GALT, 282 Pa av., between lith and i2th st%., _ ma 17-tF N B WILLIAM B « D.. inform the public and his frien has on hand a large stock of Marble Mantels & new style. Also Monument Head ‘Stones, north side. at he nite ‘able Tops, &e., which he has to dispose of at ricer to h Ht suit the times. Also, Brown on hand. Plumbers’ work promptly attended to. _ tna 22-3meo Ya. av., bet, 18th and 19th «ts, — SMITH, No. 460 Seventh street, has just re- Sr tuiined from the North, with a'fine stock ol SUMMER CLOTHING. pig 4i & Everybody goes to SMITH'S, No. 460 Sev enth street. io bay C LOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS. ve Just ved a | lot WKS, at SAPS eee se a eke ot Of TRUNKS, 6 PAPER COLLARS, 3 conte Patent sles deats, atSMITH Ne s60 Beventh st. ma 23-2 Stone constantly kept 50 preces SQ UIrO RE Tin White and Colored, Just received at met H. EGAN’S, 323 Pa. avenue, south side, ma 24 6" Between 6th and 7th ata, ROOMS! MS! B BRooms — BROC 500 DOZEN BROOMS, OF att UALITIKS AND Prices. For sale, wholesale, as cheap as can be purchased either in New York or Baitimore. holesalt Grover le > No, 403 Penna, 3 ma 3i-lw Near Four-ant a half st. Ts E UNDERSIGNED Bas i Cana Pua nd Veni et inthis market. Builds nous but the ualit igh wok: “ nd tl vided a URNHAM Eine nd OBT M. Ei ‘or = @ very substan ‘agon, suita- bie fora butcher, market, or grocer’s wagon. ma 25-1w' CHEAP MUSIC. A RGE tot 5 “ma 26. W.G. METZEROTT. x ITA’S to get NG and Ca HING—No. dbo Raventh es 4 ids og WANTS. Sa7ANTED_A AAO. ANTED—A STRUATION Bs & seamstress, by a respectable voung worhan. Good refer. ences given. Address Box 16, Star Office gal TREASURER’S MONTHLY STATEMENT, Showing the amount at his credit im the Treasury, with Assistant Treasurers and designated Deposrtarres and in the Mint and branches, b: rms reevened ti londay. 2 5 also, the amount of future transfers to and from deposttarces, as ordered by the Secretary ANTED-A WET NURSE. Apply at 411 Worn oe west, between Pa.avenne ant ¢ iets. ae jei-m* T A FURNIS! E notil WAECER.t, PRLSE? ORE ew ro OE. fit table private 0. 1, Star ’ RESPECTABLK GIRL. with refer- A ences, wietos e SITURTIOR ae eee ts tay ehdaring the summer. Address A. N.. a ofhee. je L-2t* —A SITUATION. in the conntry, at carpenters’ trade, oras a farm hand, by a young and able-bodied man, who can come well rec oinicnaed. Address Box 21, Star Office. je 1- WANTED TO BUY—Old Books, Old Engrav- ings, Old Paintings. For rare books, flne old Avings, and good paintings, a high price will be given. Also, Coins, Autographs, Curiosities, &c.,&e., bonght, Addreas 0. X.Y. P. st Ohiee, Washington, Will also purchase, to any amount, *urniture, Wearing Appatel Contents of Lumber ooms, &c., &c., &e. ‘anted to rent—a oom. jet oe AN TED—A white SEVANT-GIRL. at No. 381 Second street. between north A and East Capitol ste, Capitol Hill. ma 31-3t* ANTED—A S:TUATION as chambermaid or to travel with a lady, by @ young woman who can bring entirely satis lactory references. Address Box 19, Star Office, ma 3t-3t WV ANTED.—A competont Bookkeeper, who has _& few leisure hourseach day, is desirous of obtaining a set of books to keep orto net ae ma ere Address Bookkeeper,” Star Office. ma : 'OOK WANTED—A Cook, washer and ironer, for a family of fuur persons. Must be te- Hable and trustworthy. None other need apply. reales: at 359 C strect, near Pour-and-a-haif st. ma a ANTED-—Six first-rate HANDS on men’s fine work. MIIL.LS, Agent. Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, 504 Pa. Av., 5doors west of Adams’ Expross Office. mia 31-3t* _ : ANTED—FOUR DRESSMAKERS, at 202 H street, between 2th and Zist sts. » Bt NTED—Good COA A None other THAN wiapply. E.OWEN & x Military antl erchant Tailors, 212 Pennsylvania ave- Wasiiington, D, C. ma D-1w WANTED-a SITUATION as infant’s nurse or chambermaid, by a respectable settled and expenenced woman, ox 17, Star Office, _ tua $4 ‘ VW ANTED-—By a yo recommend Address girl, who can come wel! TUATION as nurse or 2 chambermaid. Please address Box No. 3. al ma 9) 3t* toffica. A PRACTICAL ENGINEER and Dranghts- 22 man quainted with all the details of water and gas works, desires a SITU na 3 St WANTED TO BUY. IN THE COUNTRY.— I wish to bay, for cash, a small, cheap HOUSE, eontamning 3 or 4 rooms. with fre a gtooae sof LAND, 2to 4 nules from the d the Ist or 10th of July. orgetown, D.C. jon of place, lowest cash distanee, and other particulars. FOR SALE AND RENT. [For other “For Sate and Kent” advertisements, See first page } built HOUSE + stnely kas, &e st locations in the eity—o: of Third street a Missouri avenue, and opposite the Capi- tol crounds Any one wishing to rent a fine dwell ing find this a favorabie opportunity, as | de- sire co rent them immediately. and will rent them low. Inqnira BROWNING. je 1-tf I UILDING SIT AND FARMING LANDS FOR SALE.—1 have for sale, about three miles from Center Market,and northeast of Washington, several pieces of LAND. respectively, 19, 24, and two othe each, whieh I will sell en terms,and at low p ic smaller parcels if desired hood, ona quire of J.B. KUB between I2and 2¢ LOW AND ON terms LOTS OF LA in the fol - ex in the city of Washi Parties will do well to exam- the city of ontainins, ne ol acres n the most advan i he dived 515, between 4th and Sth streets, near K sey avenue, between E ani F rner North Capitol street and Mas- ‘ ; uare 635, near to and south of the Capitol, uare 684, First street east, beLween C and D h 1. B street, between 4th and Sth east. enth street. near Navy Yard, venth street, near East Capito! leventh street. 1 Os Mil and 1175, le squares, ° 7H, corner of avenue and Third ast. #2, corner Eleventh strect east and E suth, © 9, corner Eleventh street and B street ly whole square. 1037, and Wa, 2d streets west and D north. on G strest, hetween 20th an corner Filth aod Q trom ts Inquire of ‘ J.B KIBE No, 64 Louisiansa between Iza rn Sit PoE RENT Three Tweltth street, beref Pweilllh aud H on Hy tween 1th and 13th sts. quire of JAMES BARKER, on H street, between Ith and 2th TORE and DW with five rooms and stable, nGandH No, 425 is $3") paracnum. Inquire of J A. feed store or at the feed stam at the where he sells the best feed at the prices, (delivered free of charge.) on ‘The rent ISE, at his ter Market, lowest cash _ mnt ShGt* __4, A. WISE, TOR beautiful new BRICK HOUSES on Eighth treet west, above Mat north, west sile. Apply to Dr. KEASBEY avenue, between 9th and lth + ner of Seveuth street west ‘The fine FRAME HOU: E known Ew =’ Hous»? situated on M at. 10th streets, No.620, which as “Frene north, between oth f the most ton. "Ph id great numbers of currant fous kinds, and fine shade trees, ground, all walied in. Apply to J. st, between D and QTORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SS SALE. Iminediate possession given, Also, a igcy Goods for sale at cost, compris dls, Flowers, Dress ‘Primintuzs, « i. es, Head Dresses, together with a large variety other goods. n will be sold at less their cost, to close. YORK PANCY STORE, No. 30 Contor M . 21 door east from Eighth st. n OR RENT—A thren story FRAME HOUSE, TM SN YOR a piece I — Se juire n ER, Piambing a: Ls 2 Eatsblichment of C. Snyder next door Oe ake Bae Mies. ma 24~ nibs. he OR RENT—A Sires stony BRICK HOUSE. with basement, No. 505 E street, between and 31, with all the modern improv: gas, bath rooms, &c. Apps to Ht. EGAN, 423 Pa: ay , south side, between 6th and 7th sts - In what place. T ry of the U: States, Washington, D.C i | Askistant Treasnrer, Boston, Massachusetts veh San a Oris 3 Assistant ‘Treasurer, New York, New York 25n@ 1) geste ae Assistant ‘Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pennayivani 0.723 13 | > 4 ant ‘Treasurer, Charleston, South ( ttn Me a Assistant ‘Treasurer, New Orleans, Louisiana. 64 512 74 | o t - 2715 75 4 41489 29 - =o ™ 35,335 79 2 2S 26 o RAs R 2 $22 13 | rT} W085 94 7 SAS! 8S ot 17 #7 ™ 2S 37) o wis) 5 o ositary at Galveston, Tex: P positary at Norfolk (lawyer , positary at Cincinnati (McLean positary at Littie Rock. Arkansas positary at Chicago, Iilinors. . . Depositary at ot, Michigan in Depositary at Omaha City, Nebraska... Depositary at os Cie. if 3 — Depositary at Olym City, ishing! Decositary at tallshassee, Florida. Assay office of the United 8! Mint of the United States, Branch mint of the United States, ranch mint of the United States. Rablones Ga ranch mint of the United States, New Oriean: i Branch mint of the United States, San Francisco, Cai S268 Deduct overdraft. ........ Add difference in transfers... ... Net amount subject to draft. Transfers ordered to T: y of the U ¥ ” S Franaters sreored to Raat "fmauraend Sates, Washington, D.c. reas Transfers ordered to Aasistant Treasurer. . on Transfers ortered to Depositary at Norfolk Var tens OM Transfors ordered from Assistant Treasurer, New York. New York Tratsfers ordered from Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Pan June 1-it THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK : or DRY GOODS, CARPETING, AND SHOES, EVER EXHIBITED IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES. Two Large Stores Filled with New and Desirable Goods JUST RECEIVED FROM THE NORTHERN AUCTIONS AND IMPORTERS— Beautifal BARE ad LAWN ROBES New Style ORG! and JACONET LAWNS Vine and Pretty LAWNS, at 12 cents. New Style POPLINS and BAREGE ANGLAIS. PLAID and STRIPED SILKS, much less than cost of impertation BLACK SULKS. very heavy and cheap BAREGE BES (last year’s style) at half price “ ps and Childre: bh ty EXTE HON skiers at balf price MANTILLAS, LAC POINTS, and SILK DUSTERS, far below the original cost PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, in all sizes and at all prices BONNETS, FLATS, and JOC HATS, in great variety » and SHGES, at greatly reduced prices R. BRICE HALL, Nos 375 and 375 SEVENTH STREET LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN’S NEW SHOE STORE. Bam THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM His FRIENDS_THE LADIES OF Was HINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEX- — ANDRIA, AND OTHER PLACES—of the REMOVAL of LADIES’ SHOR STORE from Fifteenth street to No. 277 PENNSYLV ANIA AVENUE, near the corner of Tenth street, south aide; and will 1, on Wednesday. the 30th instant, with an Elegant and Newly-finished stock of LADIES, MISSES, and CHILDREN’S CU STOM-MADE SHOES, made to sprcial order for this epeuing. and as a treat to bis amiable patrons everywhere . He deems it unnecessary to give a detailed description of the New Stock, as taking up too mu: h space; besides, for his constant patrons it will be enough to learn that the “Shoes bate come,” bat to those of the community who have never yet tried or seen them, the undersigned begs to say. for their own interests and gratification, to come and see, and to come the first day—it will be to the interest of all to do so. Cc. WEIRMAN. ma Ww-3t AUCTION SALES. Es For other Auction Sales, see first page. Ag CARPETING, MATTING, OILCLOTHS ma 31 3t AUCTION SALES. By WALL & BARNARD, Avotioneers. IPRUSTES SALE OL HACK AND HORS 0 A — siat inat ii selogks will retinfront of tee] BY BARNARD & BUCKEY., Austioneere auguion Goma of Wal & Barnard.,one good ‘tack Georgetown, D. C nd one very good Horse, perlectiy sound, ; : : oie w ekor in auy Kind ot Hames," *™4 8} VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THIRD, ‘erm oash. BETWREN FRED : Brenna BE cen DW ERR DAY AFTERNOON, 6th of Juneaté oooh, we wiil sell, in front of the vemises, Lot 140, front KIMBALL. tor the Trustee, WALL & BARNARD, Aucte, I THE ABOVE SALE HAS B mad = ing 7 feet on Third street and run ang back 1% EN POST- and ¥ joel te PO MOR OW (saturday) MORNING, Whe ere neg and Frederick streeta, and order o 1 June 24, tame hy it Terms: One-fovrth in 3 the residue in 6. 1, and 18 months, besring interest, and seeured by Bdeed of trust on the premires. 3 ARNARD & BUCKEY, Ancts. Lee, & BARNARD, Aw te. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO, Suctonecrs, ‘XTENSIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF SUPERIOR CARRIAGES, Ca) DLE Honses, HARNESS, STABLE Oo THY RSDAY MORN o'clock at the extensive Livery kept by Mr. F. THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW by J C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. and Sale Stables - Lakemeyer, on G street, betwee : re RUSTRE’S SALE OF SMa Vith apd Leth streets, and kuown aa the--Firat Ward ; 2 \ Livery Stables,” we shall ceil ail his stock, sone amele On FRIDAY AFTER Seupctior Carriages, consisting of 4 close Coaches, oa Set, Gat, 4 Gotaber seek —_ aCe laches and 2 Barouches,als of superior make records for Washi moomnty. Lot numbered one, in Redfer Squsre nembe-ed three hundred frout-ng 2 feet on north O str Toecth street west, aud ranning 2 Phaeton 1 tte Bugey, 14 superior Carriage Horaes, Sch noe saddle Horses, twe of them superior La Horses, tlver pinted Harnesa, G ont emen’s and Ladies’ English Saddles and Bri- Y dies, 2¢xe ilent Sirighs, Sleigh Be! avd at #) feet to an a'ley, together with 5 mpprovaments. conmetinc of a two-story Frame elling House containing | Terms: #125 in oash; the resid 25, with i inmonth!y pay Robes, Blankets, restenees th interest, secured by a deed of Terma: @i00 and Unter sages eee oy Mod ih eet araatee: credit of2,4and 6 months, for satisfactory en- | —™*17-4 J.C MoGUIRE & OO., Aucts. doreed notes, Dearing interest yet-d "J C MoGUIRE & CO., Anots. By J. ©. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, ALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, ON ME CORNER oF Focktn anv I sts, at Auc- ~On TUESUAY AFTERN@UN, June? tex o'clock. on the premines, I sli i By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON POUR St, IsLaxp, ar Avcrion —On ‘ ‘ane, | haji sell. in front of the rd Lot numbered Ninetaen, 1u Square cons. What aresene El seest fenpre” oy ds ECs oft at ‘ant tang wi Se ell" so gorner of north 1 street, 1 k fifty-seven | Secnuon Of Persons wishingto make @ good in feet on said J strest. toa unping bao! three feet aliey; together with the improvements, consisting of a small — Dwelung House, ucder rent at $12 per mon! Terms: One fourth caen; the residue in 6, 12, and i8 months, with interest s-oured by a deed of rust J of a6 should not With within five thereeiter, the ef perty will be resold at the risk and ex ; One-fourth cash ; bala: in 6, 12 and 1@ weet for notes bearing interest from of anie. J deed given and.a.deocd of trust taken. Title in sat wes A. GREEN, Awot. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneer ense of| FJOUSEHOUD AND KITCHEN Feamroas, FRR! * AND Bo: 5 Titeprictee SATURDAY MORNING aia gamegst 10 o'sionk, j 3. . 2 . be ¥ ta fro june Pd 3 6. McGUIRE & CO, Aneta. | we will eel. in fro ee By J.C. McGUIRE & CU., Auc 00 ers. niture— VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON bi as Woon avestas saan | orm, a Dp Worn STS... WEST, A UBLIC 4 bcTION.—O! FTERNUON, Jnae 6th, at sx o'clock, on RAY aoe eer career i : ogan: seat Sofas 1 > Hatosar Woottr'and Wanhe ing Contac Watts. 4 bie top —— ming Tabie, Git Frame Mirror a th ives, we c jo. 5. in David so herpes od eg al = 372, fronting on Sthand 10th streets west, run to K street ng te with the i vements, consisting tes Vigne Dette Hower dae in &, 12, and ‘erme: e-four' : residue in &, 12, 18 monthe, with interest, seoured by a deed of trust on the premises. __mazs-tf | june i-d J.C MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ENT—No. 460 M street, bet 12th > Austionsera. es RES eae ‘with ‘Svery comviamionce tea, 7 VRTOR ODT Ee ee ST DULY wnt-housr’ Qn na alley."a large tarda arta | LB recorded tthe and tavorts Bf Wi beautiful waekinivocn ine county. D. C. Liber J. A. S., folio 1€8, will besoid t ew iss lc al ela | Bane bs Keg iP wit hgh |g Teper sem ks ores fur nve« Toa good and permanent tenant the rent will be | P' bered 4, 5, 6,7 and, in maa'e ing interest » Town or te 1 ED ROADS Gorn nore numbered ii and 13, Saeare bated ta Si-d WALL & BARNARD. Auots. roy ky S liege Saeaeet Novis Square 1-190, : . ~By 3. C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers = a . of sale oash. . C. a —That id edthree-] MALON ANDSOME GERMANTOWN WAGON Ben ERICK HOUSE No ins on street, jel-a BiG. MesUIRR e COe Katia, ax PMORAS ; en ron fat fey ON *. eceul Coane lone gat Sc RR | PIANOS EORWENT Soren ata pron | ote on <repaenesaina given the ol un inquire ic * . _and*ome and new Waron 5. PARKER, next door east. ma 16-eotf JOHN F. ELLIS. fem tee i UNTRY RESIDENCE AND TWE: ELLING OFF, Alko. = oper hicied Carine acon LAN Daltuened in Paving tare |S SELLING OFF. Terma” One third cash the foe in 60 and a a halfmiles from Alexand: ud the seme dis- We igre Our entire stock of Fancy | days, for satiafsctorily endorsed notes, bearing 10 nee from Theoiogical Seminary, for sale, press ay and Muslin | terest. “a House now, land improvec, fencing good, water | Robes, with al ‘ancy Dries Btgreatiy| ms30-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. lenty, situation very healthy, society excellent, | reduced prices to close — ick Motandtar Varo" wee BT PLUM- | 523 never eee Se On, LOST AND FOUND. isin now, Casas faut fccerton* | NORTONS Hawn DOOR TO EUROPE: < 07 , % - 7 of th a oa S-coim) TOT Tee. SSE RET eee Fe Rp pela pty LE EY CKET. OR, SALE O ENT— reeto onal, For h eneh hair. on identifying it, os Fick donee. & maed es Mata te | or adie & ON, have it by paying for this advertisement. je i 3 auire of JAS. L. CARBERY, 105 second si. aig a ee «| L - FOR RENT OA i STORE | OOM. 20 by 70 S'-VER-PLATED, 3 7, ™ Bree ay A'reward Seventh street, west side, between G saith tee I have just received a eC ae 08 Pa avenne. Joi" suitable for & grocery or any other ness requir: | (new ylees PITCH that ae TF lng ample room, Alcove comment rick ese sell at lower piven tins hey ean Ss ¥) OR STOL re Fn SORRELL with 5 rooms, in good condition, situated on the bought for atauy in . 8 Fors years white spot in SUR Nun tnd a atrocts “Apply at CHAPIN | cites “Cail and vee, at 336 Pa avense. hus ; Left bund foot win’ cat & BRO?S wood and coal office, Seventh, ween | ma. = H.O close bead to ovlias. 351 & and H sts., No, 422, ma2-eostt | Aye UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO 1s GNED TO_IN-| 96 him to A ~ 4 ALUABLE BUILDING A ‘ the Renera) Ets V Vat: Alt Hiequmeribar will sel. pr estes Spe A ble of ee WARD Tasjed ue Pom nur streets “west, cow, ts 10 A, . iagely aac Lier ay SiSkbEe Ercesrtret a4 Kot eg mn 3. St streets: JAMES HAYES. sits ete ee rewar ming them to % AS. S. WALLACH, RN "mis 3-3 mals Stawiw Attorney, No. a Nellans te, Aprex ak to and vieisi OR RENT-A th attic B HOUSE. with oe ‘ ih fn four sd PiaNo BOARDING. ae ue, Pianos. several Cae <p cen ee $350 per annum. iat a ba ile werd ‘or- PAR PI G —Two vacant Booms and Busi fo ot hes ma 3 av. bet. Oth snd Jou Bares eens LS enall 7